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New year brings down old business making way for new one
Pine Bluffs is seeing the end of the first business to open its doors on Parsons St. Anyone driving up the street today would have seen a hollowed out shell of a building that used to be the Sinclair....
Burns Town Council discusses building permits and ambulance calls increase
The Burns town council meeting opened with several requests for building permits as the weather allows residents to add on and upgrade. Ambulance director Jeff Bartels reports that there were 181 call...
Missile training brings troops to Wyoming
A normal day working for the paper can be dull at times, but every once in a while I get the opportunity to do something really unique. Master Sergeant Ben Smith, Sergeant Michael Watson, and Tech...
Traditional Naturopath comes to Pine Bluffs to help find healing naturally
In a new day when people are searching for new and healthier ways to combat things like stress, loss of energy, and common ailments many are turning to a more natural approach to healthier living....
Hornets Basketball
The Pine Bluffs Hornets pulled out two wins at the Taco Johns Invitational this weekend. The Hornets started out the weekend with a win over Niobrara County touting a 91-50 score. On Friday the...
Town Council holds first meeting of the New Year and Decade 2020
The first meeting of the new year for the Pine Bluffs town council was short and sweet, giving all council members a chance to head home early for the evening. Council unanimously approved a request...
New law effects vehicle title and sales
CHEYENNE: Joint owner of a vehicle? New law on titles issued after Jan. 1 may affect you If two owners are listed on a vehicle title, who can sell the vehicle? According to the Laramie County Clerk, the answer depends on when the title was issued...
Burns Broncs fall to Southeast
Saturday’s game between the Burns Broncs and the Southeast Cyclones saw the Broncs pop out early with a three pointer, but by the end of the quarter the Broncs were struggling to keep up as the Cyclones touted an 18 to 7 lead. The second came as ju...
Lady Broncs fall to Lady Cyclones
The Burns Lady Broncs met the same fate as their male counterparts when they faced the Southeast Lady Cyclones this last weekend. With a final score of 21 to 37 the Lady Broncs fought hard, but were just not able to pull it out this time. Rylee Jo...
Lady Hornets fall to Holyoke
Despite their best efforts the Lady Hornets were unable to bring home the win against Holyoke this last weekend. Seniors Maddie and Hyleigh Fornstrom shot for a total of 22 points for the game, but the girls just couldn’t seem to keep the Lady...
Pine Bowl to host 24th Annual Team Challenge
Pine Bowl is hosting the 24th annual team challenge this Saturday and Sunday and with 23 teams signed up to bowl, it's looking to be a pretty good time. Teams are required to have a 725 max average,...
Terry Bison Ranch a rich history since 1881
In 1881 a prominent Cheyenne citizen named Charles Terry purchased over 300,000 acres that is known today as the Terry Bison Ranch. Four short years later Wyomings first territorial governor, F. E....
Pine Bluffs Lions bring Santa to town
The Lions Club continues to volunteer their time throughout town, and the Christmas season is no exception. Bob and Diane Lyons, with the help of principal Andrea Verosky managed to talk Santa into...
Holiday Hoopla at Pine Bluffs Library
Pine Bluffs Library hosted Holiday Hoopla on Tuesday, December 17 for grades Kindergarten through six, and a great time was had by all. Library workers Mary Cushing and Molly Williams pulled all the...
Pine Bluffs High School Cupcake War Winners
Pine Bluffs High School announced the winners of their annual Cupcake Wars last week, and choosing must have been difficult because there were some outstanding entries this year. Contest winners...
Albin Elementary School earns National Award
Albin Elementary School has garnered national attention for their exceptional students and the staff that guides them. Albin Elementary has been recognized as a National ESEA Distinguished School by t...
Elderly - targets of scams
Scammers will take advantage of anyone that they can, and oftentimes that means the elderly. On Friday, December 13th, the Pine Bluffs Senior Center hosted Edward Jones' Natalie Collins and Sarah...
Wreaths Across America A Veteran Story
Despite the blowing wind and the bitter cold, several people showed up this last Saturday to honor some of Wyoming's fallen veterans in the Wreaths Across America ceremony. While some worked...
Burns Library host 'Ladies' night out craft project creating Christmas ornaments
Ladies night at the Burns Library last week focused on Christmas ornament crafts. A cinnamon stick tree, a tree branch snowflake, and a nail polish glass ornament were on tap to be made by the ladies...
Thursday Fun Day at Pine Bluffs Branch Library
Fun for Kids at the library this week featured arts and imagination. Molly Williams wowed the local kids with stories, crafts, and felt board activities. On the list was "Maybe Something Beautiful...
2019 Shop with a Hero
This last Saturday the Laramie Count Fire District #5 and the Local Pine Bluffs Police Department sponsored "Shop with a Hero" at the Livingston Street Walmart in Cheyenne. Local heroes from both...
Texas Trail Market holds annual meeting
Monday night saw the annual Texas Trail Market meeting. Interim general manager Dixie Bomberger supplied the food including: ham, cheesy potatoes, and bacon green beans, and the board provided gift...
Computer Science changes paths for students
While not everyone understands the language of computers LCSD #2 teacher Sara Schnell is doing her best to change all of that. Computers are not going away any time soon and the need for people who...
Preparing and Planning
Contrary to what Hollywood would tell you, death does not take a holiday. There is no time to get your affairs in order just before the big event, and although no one likes to talk, or even think about death it is important to have things settled...
Fun for Kids at the library with "Plenty of Pigs"
Plenty of Pigs was the theme for this weeks Fun for Kids at the local library. Kiddos from the daycare center walked over to listen to library worker Mary Cushing as she read stories, led songs, and...
